Historias de Interfaith

A cinematic, emotionally charged scene in Benaras, India, divided by religious conflict. On either side of the Ganges River are two clashing factions: the Benaras Hindu Party with saffron flags and angry Hindu crowds led by J.P. Shetty, and the Muslim Democratic Party with green banners and impassioned Muslim crowds led by Afzal Khan. In the center of the image, on a narrow wooden boat in the twilight glow, are two young lovers. Ahmed, a sharp, strong, and dominant young Muslim man in a white kurta with intense eyes and a confident stance, gently yet firmly holds the hand of Aranya, a shy, naive, and delicate Hindu girl in a soft red sari with lowered eyes, blushing and anxious, her body language submissive and caring. Behind them, the holy ghats of Benaras burn with the tension of upcoming riots-fires, smoke, and broken religious symbols rise in the background. Their love glows softly between them amidst the chaos, like the last peaceful candle in a storm. A hauntingly beautiful, dangerous love story.

Dark. Unstoppable. Gone before you're ready. She sat on those university stairs like she belonged to no one and nothing, dark-eyed, unhurried, completely unbothered by the boy who couldn't stop looking at her. He was everything Karachi admired. She was everything Karachi overlooked. Zayan Ahmed had never met a girl who didn't notice him. Priya Mehra had spent her whole life being noticed for the wrong reasons. What began as late-night Nokia messages and stolen hours in old Saddar bookshops slowly became the most real thing either of them had ever felt. This is not a simple love story. Between them stands religion, family, and the impossible expectations of a world that loves its boundaries more than it loves its people. One of them always knew it couldn't last. The other loved too hard to care. A Girl Like Monsoon is a story about loving someone the world says you shouldn't and the devastating, beautiful, life-changing cost of doing it anyway. Some love stories leave you. Some leave a mark. This one did both.

Come enjoy my meter-and-rhyme poems about life from a spiritual point of view!

Inspector Devika Rajput is a police officer in Delhi Police who's after a notorious drug mafia.... Junaid Imam... Little did she know that Junaid Imam will turn her life upside down by marrying her forcefully

What if love survives... but permission never arrives? Set in 1990s Mumbai, Unwed Hearts follows two young professionals from different faiths who choose to live together despite family resistance. For twenty-six years, they remain committed - without marriage. This is the opening of my debut novel. The full book is available via the link in my profile.

Spiritual mete-and-rhyme, prayer poems, guidance, Holy-S[orot-inspired, Christian inrefaith, poems on many topics, by a hippy who had a taste of enlightenment and got saved and healed from a life-threatening mystery illness.

Background: Narratives based on hate, prejudice and stereotypes in the Malaysian society stem from the lack of meaningful interracial and interreligious dialogues and engagements with one another. The mainstream media normally highlight these types of negative narratives although they do not reflect the life realities on the ground. As a result, some people are susceptible to not only hateful narratives but also discriminatory actions against other racial or religious groups. Thus, Komuniti Muslim Universal or KMU Malaysia, a youth-led non profit organisation, and Universiti Malaya embarked on a collaborative project called #BeliaForUnity to produce a series of short stories collected from students of ethnic relations based on their personal experiences. The purpose of this project is to showcase the existence of positive and real-life narratives of the Malaysian youth. Besides that, the publication of these stories will be made bilingual in English and Bahasa Malaysia, posted on Wattpad and KMU social media pages. Positive narratives are often overshadowed by sensationalised and controversial ones. Therefore, these series of short stories aim to highlight humanity, tolerance and kindness among the Malaysian society to counter religious hatred and racism. Most importantly, Malaysians should be able to appreciate the common humanity and learn to practice inclusive values in real life. Objectives: - To proliferate positive narratives on race and religion to counter stereotypes, prejudices and discrimination. - To promote knowledge, wisdom, and harmony based on lived experiences of young people.

Pleasing, positive, wholesome, faith-filled inspiration and encouragement, Access a group of 30 prayer poems and other poems, all rhyming, with only one click!

Lelaki itu selalu datang pukul lima. Dengan gitar di balik punggung nya, dan headphone di telinganya. Dia tidak pernah menyangka, tatapan seorang lelaki asing di taman kota bisa lebih abadi dari semua lukisan yang pernah ia buat. Lekaki itu tenang. Terlalu tenang untuk didekati, terlalu jauh untuk di lupakan. Di taman kota pukul lima, lelaki asing menunjuk kanvasnya dan bertanya. Suaranya tenang. Seperti halaman terakhir dari buku yang tak ingin kau tamatkan. Suci alea bramanta dan Jade elvano mahendra. Dua nama yang baru saja saling singgah di udara pukul lima. mereka bicara tentang warna, tentang nada, tentang senja. -Welcome to Prayers in Different tongues.

Good therapy for spiritual recovery here, inspiration, encouragement, things that I believe the Holy Spirit has inspired me to write. Easy access to a group of 30 rhyming poems with only one click!

Love story of a man and a woman in interfaith and intercultural way

They broke the internet, but they also broke barriers. This is a deep dive into the world of Megan and Imaan-the couple that showed us that love has no religion, no borders, and no limits. From viral pranks to heartfelt moments, we're exploring why The Gawas are the ultimate icons for a new generation

Insight and inspiration in meter-and-rhyme; a group of 30 accessible with only one click total.

Rhyming prayer poems and other poems from 36 years of poem-writing, 30 in a group accessible with only one click. Enjoy!

The novel tells the story of a Muslim girl who lives among the painful memories of her deceased father, until her mother decides to change their place of residence to a neighborhood where a Christian family lives. There, she becomes acquainted with a Christian boy who is completely opposite to her in behavior and thinking. The turning point of the story begins with a school project, in which they decide to search for common ground between their religions instead of the differences. The story is a long journey of the pain of separation, changing beliefs, and the struggle to achieve dreams, until they finally meet again by chance after many years as two doctors.

Rhyming prayer poems, and many other poems. Access easily a group of 30 with only one click. These are pleasers!

What it's like to be a revert in a Christian household.

Inspiration and delight.

INSPIRATION IN METER AND RHYME